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This can happen, but it's not very common in my experience. E.g., I tried an early version of Clojure (1.0, I think) on Java 13 and it ran just fine, although I
by actuallyalys 4y ago
This can happen, but it's not very common in my experience. E.g., I tried an early version of Clojure (1.0, I think) on Java 13 and it ran just fine, although I didn't seriously test it
- thom 4y agoSure, I wouldn't expect clojure.core to break ever. Maybe we'll get some future version based on Project Loom and that'll require some thought. But I've had to work out weird command line incantations for various libraries that touch crypto or JavaFX namespaces. And things like Quil are still in a weird state on modern JVMs.